On 09/12/2007 08:19:22 AM, Pedro Lino wrote: > It is quite easy although apparentely undocumented :) (I > couldn't find > it in the Windows help file) > Double click your graph. In the Customize Chart dialog: > select from the > object tree on the top left corner the Series you want to > add the Trend > Line to. Click on the "+ Add" button under it and from the > drop list > select the Trend Line model you want to adjust to your > data (e.g. Linear) _____________________
Quick note: If you are transferring spreadsheets from M$ and the original already has a trend line, Gnumeric picks it up and runs with it. I can´t get OO or the high priced German spread to do the same. I gave up windows several months ago and started with Xubuntu on a very old computer. Gnumeric fit in perfectly (with Abiword) and is still the only spreadsheet I will ever need. My two current machines are: Dell desktop Ubuntu and an older Dell Latitude laptop Freespire; Puppy as a backup on both. ´Keep up the great work. nero ________ _______________________________________________ gnumeric-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnumeric-list
